Closed PonchoPowers closed 4 years ago
Thanks for the feedback. If multiple devices have same hostname then its expected behavior that the last one to get lease will overwrite the DNS entries with its address. If there is any exception then do share the stack trace.
Sorry my bad, the issue isn't a duplicate hostname, it is a space in the name, giving the following exception:
Label byte is:
32
What I'm even more surprised about is that my router provides a different host name that it refers to as the Host ID:
Seems this is an issue others have had to deal with too: https://community.ui.com/questions/Hostname-Display-Inconsistency-With-UniFi/f2dad1ad-0ca0-442b-a020-ea810b6d402e
You would think that Lifx would know better.
You would think that Lifx would know better.
Well, what to expect from IoT devices. I will just add a line to replace space with hyphen.
I will just add a line to replace space with hyphen.
I patched it by doing the same, was a quick and easy fix.
Technitium DNS Server v4.1 is now available that fixes this issue.
I have two lifx bulbs, they both share the same hostname:
This causes an exception to be thrown when starting the DHCP server after a reboot of the physical server.
To help you in the right direction I need to spend some more time debugging, but in order to ensure I don't forget to log this as a bug I'm logging it anyway.